Which Mughal emperor let the Company establish itself on the eastern coast after the Anglo-Mughal War?
AHumayun
BBahadur Shah
CFarrukhsiyar
DAurangzeb
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. Aurangzeb
1. The Anglo-Mughal War was fought in Aurangzeb's reign.
2. After it, Aurangzeb allowed the Company a presence on the eastern coast.
3. A factory was then set up in Calcutta in the Ganges Delta; the other rulers did not grant this.
_Source: Wikipedia, Company rule in India, Expansion and territory_
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